How many times have you been told you should do some particular thing in your walk with Christ? But has anyone ever taken the time to show you how? We often feel guilty when people tell us we should be walking closer with Jesus, because we simply dont know what that looks like in a real and practical sense. In this book, youll find twelve practical lessons that cover what many consider to be the basics of truly following after Christ. Rather than beat you over the head, this work will actu...

Following a life changing mistake a young man boards a train hoping to leave the past behind.Unfortunately his troubles are far from over and he discovers there is no escaping his real lifenightmare.

Hyde is a small industrial town in north-east Cheshire, situated some 7 miles from Manchester. Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Hyde relied on the production of cotton for its prosperity. But by 1971, the cotton industry was already dying and with the advent of the supermarket and the building of the M67, small shops struggled to compete, and the mills, along with many houses, pubs and churches, were demolished. As Hyde began to change local historian Lee Brown endeavoured...

'Where do flies go in the winter? Through Denton to Hyde (hide).' This old music hall joke is probably the only reference most people had regarding Denton, apart from hats. The sixteenth century saw the introduction of the felt hat-making industry, to which Denton owed its rise from an obscure hamlet to an important manufacturing town. By 1825, there were twenty-five hatting firms and Denton was the third largest hat-making centre in the North West. It was here that the famous Trilby hat w...

They’re brothers in arms, Navy SEALS risking their lives for their country . . . and the women they love. First in the military romantic suspense series.This is Luke Harding’s story . . .Six months in a desert hellhole taught Navy SEAL Luke Harding things he never wanted to learn about life and death. Only tender memories of the beautiful brunette he met a few weeks before his deployment helped get him through the torturous days and nights. Back in...

On every deployment, Navy SEALS face impossible odds—and succeed. But winning over the perfect woman will be the most challenging mission yet . . .This is Blake Sorenson’s story.The security company that former SEAL Blake Sorenson works for helps him stay in fighting form—physically and mentally. He has little time for distractions of the female variety, which is fine with him. His fickle ex-wife taught him that love and loyalty don’t mix....

Will Scarlet be able to piece together clues to solve the murder before it's too late? Or will she find herself playing a dangerous game with a killer?When a bad case of writer's block prevents Scarlet from wrapping up a successful detective series, she agrees to take a weekend trip to the mountains with her best friend, Quinn, to partake in an interactive game of murder. When they arrive at the secluded retreat of Mystery Ridge Lodge, Scarlet is hopeful that the d...

A Marine searching for her sister finds blackmail, a deadly mobster, and a sexy Navy SEAL in this romantic suspense tale by the author of All or Nothing.This is Matt Iverson’s story.Working for a security company with his brothers-in-arms has given former SEAL Matt “MacGyver” Iverson a reason to get up every morning. But keeping a runaway bride from harm isn’t in his job description . . .Former Marine Kellie Greyson is in over her ...

It's 1992 and Agnes, Maggie, and Willa Dolan live on a small farm surrounded by almond orchards in the Central Valley of California. Life is simple and summers are carefree. But when big news interrupts their idyllic life, it threatens to change their course dramatically. With everything before them changing, they journey through seasons of loss, discovery, and adventure where their bonds of sisterhood are tested.In this unfamiliar landscape, will they find the joy and vibrance of ...

Co-authored by three prominent philosophers of art, Jazz and the Philosophy of Art is the first book in English to be exclusively devoted to philosophical issues in jazz. It covers such diverse topics as minstrelsy, bebop, Voodoo, social and tap dancing, parades, phonography,musical forgeries, and jazz singing, as well as Goodman’s allographic/autographic distinction, Adorno’s critique of popular music, and what improvisation is and is not.The book is organized int...

Our health care is staggeringly expensive, yet one in six Americans has no health insurance. We have some of the most skilled physicians in the world, yet one hundred thousand patients die each year from medical errors. In this gripping, eye-opening book, award-winning journalist Shannon Brownlee takes readers inside the hospital to dismantle some of our most venerated myths about American medicine. Brownlee dissects what she calls "the medical-industrial complex" and lays bare the backwar...